Quartz Patek Philippe And More Watch Lots In April 15th Fellows Auction
Sponsored PostThe catalogue for Fellows' 15th April Vintage & Modern Wrist Watches Auction is now available to view online, presenting the usual eclectic mix of watches with something for every budget. That said; collectors looking for something special not will be disappointed. Below we highlight one contemporary watch for men, one for ladies and a vintage gem.The association of watch brands with motorsport can have a numbers of driving factors (if you pardon the pun). This may be a historical connection where drivers have used the company's product as tools of the trade or it may me a more blatant attempt to push brand profile, with any connection having its origin in the marketing department's imagination rather than in the pit lane or on a driver's wrist. With Chopard, you have to include personal passion as a major reason for the link.Co-President of Chopard, Karl-Friedrich Scheufele's likens the appreciation of classic automobiles with that of fine mechanical watches. Both ar

Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Squadra Palmero Open Watch
I fell in love with this watch the second I put it on my wrist. Images formed in my head of how I could dash out with it undetected by Jaeger-LeCoultre's watchful eyes. It takes a really nice watch to conjure up images of grand larceny in your head. I let them keep the timepiece, but thoughts of it stayed in my mind. I really need to own one of these someday. Before you is the Palmero Open version of the Reverso Squadra watch. There are other versions of the piece of course that aren't limited editions like this (gold is limited to 500 pieces, while the steel is not limited). Unlike some of the dual faced versions of the watches (where you flip around the face to display another face on the rear), this version style?gives you a view of the movement through a sapphire caseback window.There are enough differences between the Palmero Open (Palmero) to treat this as a different watch as opposed to just rebranded Reverso Squadra for some sporting event. What is the Palmero Open even? Tennis

Limited edition question
I am a big fan of brietling, really love the dials, braclets and cases. Especially love the B on the hand..Although i would never buy new as its money i would never see again. My question is, why are all brietlings limited editions? LolThanks

Rolex Daydate 40mm -- Which dial for YG? Silver vs. Champagne
So I'm ready to purchase a Daydate (long overdue). Cant decide on the dial, I narrowed it down to 2 choices:Silver dial with Roman NumeralsChampagne Dial with Roman NumeralsWhat are your votes/opinions/thoughts?

Need bracelet help!!! Questions; re: PCL vs BCL (I know... Not a new topic)
So I'll try to make this brief... My AD called me about a month ago and told me they had gotten a BLNR in and it was mine if I wanted it. I've wrestled with this watch before and never walked out of the store with one as I already have a 16710. However, this time I bit and picked it up the next day. I wore the BLNR for about 24 hours on a business trip to Chicago, but it just didn't feel right to me. I had a feeling this might happen, so I had left the stickers on, (which I never do). I got home and put it away for 3 weeks and then decided it just wasn't for me. Then 2 days ago, as a last ditch effort, I swapped out the bracelet on my LV and now I can't take it off.All of my sport watches have brushed bracelets, with the exception being a VC that has brushed links, with polished edges, but it's very subtle. I know there are a lot of people on here that love the PCLs, but I just can't get my brain around them. I'd like to keep the original bracelet, original, just in case I eve